7-D
THE OMAHA SFXPAV RE P.: MAY 14, 1916.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Hea Receipts and Brisk Demand
Keeps Wheat Prices Steady and
Unchanged.
DEMAND FOR CORN IS EETTER
OMAHA, May iX lDlA.
Wheat receipt were heavy ".gain, to
day and there wa a good d-muii,i fur
this cereal. No. 2 Hurt 3 hard winter
wheat Hold at practically unchanged
prices, but the No. 4 grades. In some liii
tancea, uld about He under yesterday'
price.
The demand today fur com i better
than during: the earlier part of the week
and moat of the sample were Mold at
price isnging from He lower to Jo higher,
; Yellow com sold at a premium, there b
: In only a few tare of yellow :orn on
the floor.
OaU were a little itronser today and
sold from unchanged to 'o hlKlier. The
demand for out wu moderate and the
receipt light.
Itye and barley were quoted unchanged.
Cliaiaiiuus were: Wheat and flour
, equal to ,2hA, buahela; corn, W,M)
puslml; oat, fjSO.OnO bushel.
Liverpool close; Wheat, unchanged;
corn, M to Id higher,
i 1'rlmary wheat receipts were 2V?,1oO nil.
and shipments f); l.inH) bu., against, receipt
of 6;i, bu. and shipment of 'M,xo bu.
last year.
Primary corn receipt were 730,000 bu.
end alilpmenta IWo.ikw hu., against receipt
of 8;6,(io bu. and shipment of UO.OUo bu.
l',at vuw '
Primary oat recelnts were 1 181 000 Till .
and shipments Ki,W bu., against receipt
of 340,ooo bu. and ahlpmonu of T!4,000 bu.
last yeur.
CAKLOT REdETPTH.
Wheat. Corn. Oats.
Chicago
Mlnneapoll
Kuluth
Omaha
Kansas City
St. Loulii ..
Winnipeg ,.,
UH
W
110
na
M
44
74
,.... ..'ion ... ...
Theae ale were reported today:
Wheat No. 2 hard wliitnl; I our, 21.J8;
1 car, 1.12; t cars, IL11. No. 8 hard win
ter: 1 car. Il.lo'v, 11 rare. 21.10; 8 carg,
1.0M4; o ear, ll.rti; 1 car, U.WH4; If oars.
iiLOH. No, 4 hard winte.d; 1 oar, tl.otli 4
oara, 11.07; 1 car, II. OtP; 2 ear, il.l 4
r, $1.06; can, 21.M; 2 oars, 21.041 2
cars, tl.osi; 1 car. 21.01',; 1 cur (burnt).
tl.W. iSnnipIe bard winter; 1 car, $1.03; 1
car. age; l oar, Mc; 1 car, tnio; 2 run,
rso. t Willie hi
lirlnu; 1 car. II .On'.
.t ti,
2 durum: 1 ear, No, 3 durum:
! ear, 21.08; 1 ear, Sl.WW.; 6 cam, 11.07, No.
4 durum: I car, U. No. S mixed durum:
'1 care, 2 curs, 11.07. No. 4 mixed
durum! ) car, 21. no. No. 3 mixed; 1 ear,
21.0S; 1 car, 21.071,: 1 ear. $107. No. 4
mixed: 1 oar, 210.,: 2 niri, fl .08; 1 ear
iwhiio sirring mixed), KiVjc.
Hye No. II: 2 car, Kit:. No. 4; 1 car, Kt.
Parley No. 4: 1 car, f7o.
Corn No. 1 while: 1 nnr. 70'4c. No, I
whllo: cara, 70e; 1 car, iMo. No. 2
ynllow: 2 earn, 71c, No. 3 yellow. 2 cam
70'4c; 2 cara (poor). 7oc, No. yellow: 1
car, ftHc, No, 1 mixed: 1 car, 70c, No. 2
mixed; 1 car, :i; 7 ciira, No. i
i,ilv 1 tttir. 1 iVi..... Q ,.nu
an. No. 4 mixed': I ear, oivio. No, 4
mixed: I cara, ttftyc. hamplo mixed: 1
ear, otic; 1 cur, lif,c.
(mta-Htandard: 1 ear, 4.7'4o. No. 1
white: l cars, 42'4e. No. 4 while: 1 car,
l'4c Sample whlu; 1 car, 4u'ic; 2 cars,
4014c: 2 cara. 40c.
Omaha t'owh PHoea Wheat: No, 2
bard, 11.11WI.13; No. 3 hard. 11 mm.Wh;
No. 4 hard, $1.001.0; No. 2 sprliiK, ll.Otxj
J. 12; No. 3 sprliiK, ll.OT'Cl.OW; No, 2 durum,
4l.07Vitlil.0hVi: No. 2 durum. $1 .OO'Mt L0K.
Corn; No, 2 white, &W'tWbc: No. 2
white, PVtfTOo; No. 4 white, fnWdWa
No. t white, 7W-i; No.- 6 white, tW'f
fli'ie; No, 2 yellow, 7HMnie: No. 8 yellow,
7f&70',ic; No, 4 yellow, liWrTOc; No. B yel
low, fiitfiifc; No. 6 yellow, B7'7?Wc,; No. 2
mixed, HOVtfWic; No. 8 mixed, Ri,(70o;
Vo. 4 mixed, Wwi'SVic; No. S mixed, 57V(
use; No. mixed, HC'Hrt. Oata: No. i
white, 43V44i:; atandiird. WfrWbn: No,
3 white. '4:S42'ic: No. 4 white. 41',i41lio,
nnrlin-: MhIHiik, ft'r)70; No. 1 feed. tlStt
ic. itye: jo. 2, kw; no. i, DiIiujo,
Chicago eloainif prices, furnished The
lrlee by IxiKan A. liryan. stock and grain
broKera, 31B Koufh Klxtennth street:
Artli lel ()ien.
HlKh I lw.
WhoatT
May.
July.
1 WA
115
. 1 !
). nv4 1 im;
i lit
fiept.
1 W!
I1
1 liTa
X17l
tJ5,
A f4
Corn,
May.
July.
Hept.
Oats.
May.
.Tuly.
Sept,
Pork.
May.
Julv,
Hejit.
Irfird.
May.
July.
Pept.
75
744
73
47Ti
74U
74'i
. 7H
73T744,fl'
78 73'iil
47 47ri P'SiifA
4.11,1 4:i'4,4i')i,(Vi
47V47t
WWaVi' 4or(eM,
.WW'TilS!)'7
40
23 9f, ! 23 95
23 65
B3 (16
23 30
23 95
21 65
23 45
28 55
13 72i23 76-77!
23 65-57
Bid 1 19
23 26
nrvt
12 J
12 tl
12 A7V4
U 87Va
12 87H
12 87V4
12 w)
13 87-90
in wi
12 90
12 96-97 13 (4
13 00
12 75
12 75
12 S5
Kills.
May. 12 (U-70 12 75
July. 12 2'i 12 77'i
Kept.! 12 W 1 12 90
12 2W
12 77H
CHICAGO GRA.J! AJID rttOTISIOW
Ken (ores of h.a Tradlnir and CloatnK:
1'rlees on Hoiird of Trade.
CHICAOO, May a. -Anxiety In refard
to Hessian fly damne and especially In
Kansaa, had a decided bullish effect to
day on wheat. A a result the market
closed firm and ll'Ac net advance with
Julv at 11.17V and Heptetnber at $L17ii7I)
I.I1V4. Corn finished '.i-So to ktf,no up;
oats unehanKed to Vt'c higher, and
provisions at a nln of 70 to 2ia
Accordlnx to a well known authority
tho apparent audden break down of the
Kansas wheat crop promise waa al
most entirely due to Hesalsn fly rather
than to droiiKht This opinion seamed
to hn inu h id-enter Influence on spec
ulators than did showers In rarts of
Ksnsss nnd Nebraska A moderate
early decline In prices was accordingly
nf short duration. The fact that the rains
had not (alien In the chief producing
fM-tlona of Kaunas sited as a palpahlo
btnili slice to the l.esis.
Kvldenee of liberal sales btr for ex
port, the first Instance In a long while
tlmt s.iili snh s have I n consummated,
i;sve li,, reae,l flriinie to t',n w heat
nisrliet 1st In the ri.m.
HlHliest he.4 puces this season were
mainly ieMinsll,li for an advance in pro.
iUieii. l aid rerev.i i',e bu:k of at
inth'n, s tere were rennrts of Mi.- iur
ilmtrm f,,r lielsluni. 'Ihe wi-.,l's ahlp
inenie of Isrd and istnii ncre.led (l.e
('.t'reapond'ng ("tals a nr '
'hi- ag'i Cash Prices- W heal . No 1 re t
and So t t' , uoRtinal. Nn. i haul,
l 11V. No. S bird. I'. ! :' '- I'-.n,
V,.. J )ej-nw. .i; No 4 fellow, "1'i-(
: No. 4 wilie To ,i!i'.c. nsle Nu
bie. 4l. "l U s'sieWt l. ., " 1
a li, ? ii. tt. itl' N.i .1, o Pilf,
. e.-.U iioe.fhy, $1. ' e- ,i
! k IV -t,.v . ,i ,.S I'- , k I 1 '- f
. lard, I't I!" . I'J ,!! '
sr. .riti, huihit
(uiaitiua ut Ike liar atlnHS
I IOHMndill4,
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V li :' I' !. t , . I V S I .1.
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71-uTlSe: No. 3 yellow, 7J-J.72Hci Slay,
iio; Julv, :V.
OATS No. 2 white, 4Tc; No. 2 mixed.
.I'll 4iC.
OMAHA GEIVKRAl. MARKET.
Wholesnle Trices tor Produce
t bar tied hy uniahm 1 1 eaters.
Bl'TJ'lOlt No. 1 creamery, in cartons
or tai. 3:,-; No. 2, 0c.
POI'lrilV - Uroil. rs, alive, under two
lbs.. 3I-; hens, IV; mwclal roosters Rud
Wags, e; spriuas, geese, PV; ducks,
12o; turkeys, :'Oc; old lums, 2K-; chhiiis.
.; uulneas, 1.V-; siiaba, $1.6eiiH,0o per
do.; pigeons, isai per dox.
tll KI-:,SK Imported Swim, 46c; domes
tie 36c; block, twins, ISc; daisies,
Is'W; trltilels, isc: Younu America, We;
blue label brick, l'Jc; llinburer, 22c; Im
ported Kreucli IloiKjuefoi-t! B.'c; New York
white, 2i.ic.
FlSll-Preah, per lb ! Catfish, 17c! esrp,
60; trout, He; roe shad, Hoc; hallluil. Ho;
salmon, li'ulio; shore codfish, 17c; buck
shad, am-, Hpanlsh mackerel, 12c; red
snapper, lie; yellow pike, lie; flounders,
loo. 'ro7.en, per lb,; Halibut, 17c; hlsck
base, Jii'uic: croppies. 12'al4o; haddock,
I'K-j sunfmh, 9c; siuiksis, sc. Smoked, per
lb.: While, 13c; kippered, '7c; salmon,
17c; flnnun haddles, 1:,
HKKK C'UTS-Hi')': No. I. W.ie: No. 2,
c: No. S, 1V.0 Lulns: No. 1. 23l-c; No.
2, 22We; No. 3, li'v. CT.uck; No. I,
224c; No. 2, 12-i.c; No. 8, I2V40. Rounds:
o. 1, l6 t No. 2. No. 3, lu'o. Plate;
JSo. I, UK, No, 2, U0; Nu. 3, h'-te.
OYMTKHS-i'hesaiuake, per gal.: Stand
ards, 11,60; selects, JI.W; ciiunta, $1.16.
CWidOHV-Mutiimuth, i"o per dos.i
medium, ioc ier del.; small, 4oo; l-'Iorida,
per ciule, $2,26.
KRL'ITS Oranses, box: Navels Valen
ciaa, SOa, iVm, U;&; I'm. Sg.
(24, I4.o0; Ms, Um. I2.74J 160a, 43.W; 2u-,
2Js 2i'i0. $4.15. Mi'dllerranesn Bweets,
l.es, $3,iki; VM, 22.26; 17tM, 3.i"; SM. 21Cs,
26o ll.uo; fills, Hi, JJ.'oi. Lemons,
box: Holilou lluwl, $.'-.0o; Hllver Cord,
24.6V. Drapot'ruit, bott . .; Ms,
3.&o; 4g. 13.S.; 6l, $4.)i 70s, 8ns. 90,
$4 on. Ktrawhcrrli's: Hlilpinenl Monday,
Tuusduv and Wsdnesduy, $2,76 eaue.
Hananas, bunch: Mkdlum sUe, timUb;
tni.dlum size Juirilmes. $2 Oik((.,27,; reuular
tlr.e Jumbnts, 12.102.75; extra large Juin
boes, L'l.isl'3.76; Mammotli, $3.fnd8.76.
VEH KT Alii &?-inUiM : Crystal wnx,
$J.Su crftto; lietmiiiltt, $1 75 crate; onion
ts. red, M.(i bu ; onion sets, yellow.
$2,6i) bu. Carrots, beets, turnips, piirsley,
i-adlshss, shallots, 6o doa. Cabbage:
New, Kio lb,; old, 3o lh. Rhubarb, H 75
l)o. Tomatoes, $ 60 crate. I,ot nice, $1.00
box. Celwry. b'nur dn., $3.00 crate; 6 do.,
Jt.TO crate; 8 do,, t2.Cv crate. pcpmia,
5oc hnsliet. Potatoes: Red Mlvsr Ohio,
$1.10 bu.; while siock, $1 Wfl.W bu, 8wet
potatoes: Hamper,, $1,76; hamper, seed
sweet, $2 60 bhl.
Nl'Ta Peanuts; No. 1 raw, lb,;
No. 1 roasted. 8V1 lh,; Jumbo raw, mo
jli,; Jumbo rousted, lh. Filberts, 16o
Jb,, pecans, liiHc Hi ; pecans Jumbo, 17140
li, ; mixed nuts, 16c lb.
HONK 1 Co m i), (J.ili csb; Airline, $1.80
case,
API'I.K- Den IMWs, 13.26 bhl,: Pen
liavls. Idsho, ll.liD box, Home Hi-aufy,
$1,iViWI76 box; Colorado V, W. Peiti
liiHilies, $l.76n2.fln box.
Mliineniiulls (irnln llsrUel.
MINNKAPnld.i, Muy 13,- Wll KAT
Mav, 2I.22U; July, 122. t'nsli: No, 1 hard,
21 2!i; No. 1 norllirn, $I.22-V'(l.2li; No.
2 northern. t.Wtn.W.
VI M H l.'iichunged.
1!A 1 1 1 !; V i.1. aW 7Lc.
I(Y K !i4f6e.
R KAN- lis, W11 19,60,
COHN'-No. 3 yellow, 7',77'78o,
OATH-No. 3 while, 439430.
FLA X SKKD-ll.lHUa l.9s'.
( learlnii House Hank SHalenieii
NEW YOUK, Way 13. The statement of
the actuul condlllon of ilearlhK house
bunks and trust companies for the week
shows that they hold $-,7n7,2SO reserve In
excess of b-Kal reoulrsmeiils. This I a
decrease of $7,114,910 from last week, The
statement follows:
Actual coiiillllon: Amount. Increase.
Ioans, elc $3.3?0,.H,0o0 $:iO,67f.,0-s
TJleaerve, own vnulls m..v.vn t.l!il.i
Jn reserve bunks... Ps.unil,000
Other dapositorles. bit.M,0)
Net demand deMsits 3,248, 2;J,OoO
Time deposit 17.-9,000
Circulation 21,730,000
AtfKiegate reserve... 8s4.275.0nO
liixoes resolve HS.7S7.2S0
3! A 000
I,2i,0il0
24. 1!.Od0
12,000
4,0v0
7.114,910
Huimnarv of slate hunks and trust com
panies In New York not Included In clear
ing house statement:
Loans, etc $ 71B.6fll.200 1,R,7(W
specie t ihmi.-k")
JgBl tenders 7,SIK,iVi0
Total deposits ...... 90. 3WO.200
765,200
"8.7S
2,661,100
Kesiirve in vauu...., u.iu.vv
Trust coinpanler
rosei ve 67,275,500
lot which 4S7O.621.OO0 Is epecle.
Coffee market.
NB7W TOUK, May 13. COFTT.E The
market for coffee future u very quint
today. Local trsiler found nothing in
the new to Inspire fresh commitments
and na much Interest waa shown In final
preparatinnH for the parade aa in the Im
mediate position of tho market. Tho
opening wa unchanged and the market
closed net 1 point higher to 1 point lower.
Knles, 7,8.-0 bags. Closing bids: May,
8 30o; Juno, S.SSo; July, fi.SSc; August,
42oi September, 2. 42c; October, 8 46o;
November, 860c; January, 8.64c; Febru
ary, .64c. March, 8.74c: April, 8.79c.
Kpnt coffee, quiet: Kjo 7a. IrVo; Santo
4a, XW,i. Cost and freight offer un
Cbsnged. The official cabloi reported no nhange
In mllrels price or tn ftlo exchange rate
011 Ixindon.
f4t. Lonls Live Stork Market.
ST, LOC1S, May 13. CATTLE Re
ceipt. 60 head: market steady; natlvn
beef steers, $7.W?!.II6; yearling steers snd
heifers. 2H.50((.I 76; cows. ti. 268.25: stoek
ers and feederi, S'l.fcj'S.So, southern
teer. 23.754 ,76; cows and heifers, $4.0oii
8 00; prime outhern steer, J9.0u.'4 60; na
tive calvea, $6 'myiO.60, prime yearlings
and helfei-s. t- 7f.u.6i.i.
HOtiti Hecetpts, 1,600 head; market
higher; pig and Ufhts. 27.j.tiM; mixed
and butcher, $9.fi4jl0.06; g.xid heavy,
$)0.eaViMfl.06,
SHEKP AND LAMllS-Reroipts. 150
head; market steady; wethere, l7.0ot78.6O.
lambs, $Hi.('3i:.i"iO; clipped lambs. rtiOO'a
10.16, Ollpped ewes, 27 So'tf 60, spring
lambs. 10.Oh,f 14 no.
Cnlton Market.
NTIVV YORK. Msy 13.CrnyN-8pot.
giilet; middling upl inds, lSeSf-. No sale
Cotton futures ih mil barelv steady,
May, 12 Wo; July, 1311I0; fi,-(f,her, 11 IV-,
law emher, IS Jsnuarv, 13 540.
Cotton futures rlod sieiidY; Msv,
12 ; Julv- 11. "Jr , Ocl.d.ftr. IS lee,
cemlier, II 27r.i Janugry. I ; .
The rut ton rnsrtist r'oei-d erd at a
net advaii'-a rf I tn I rooms
I, IV l.HI'iiOU May ft. 1 TTONBrmi
film, go.nl mld'1 leg, 8 : !: middling;, led,
low iiil-ld'tn. K SM. sa'rs. In" hale, In
vludlng fl (or siwculail- n and eport.
oil and Hal.
SWAVVAH, Us, VtHy ll-TI'MTV.
TIKt-rrn ( J.'S-ui S": saie. I bla ;
r.. pts, '.' li,i, ttupiueuls, ; Id, Is ,
s- ..-k. Tn: )
);, )HI Nv rU m. sslea. t bbt, rce!pis
I 0 . (.hid; ahi .meets 11. .. so, -g, f.,,lj
il I, j t,.ie . and H 1 1H4 i, C and
t, H " , I" I' F, il II ae I 1 It
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OMAHA LIYE STOCK MARKET
Some Kinds of Cattle Higher and
Some Kinds Lower for Week
Sheep All Higher.
HOGS SOME HIGHER FOR WEEK
OMAHA. May 13. 1915.
Ileceipts were:
Official Monday
(iftl'Mnl Tuesday ...
Official Wednesday
Official Thursday .,
Official Friday
Ktlinate Saturday ,
Cattle. Hog. Sheep.
,., 6.OJ0 8.4,i5 , 6 614
... 6,124 8.475 3.S7J
.. 2,161 8,629 1.21
... 2.S15 7.733 6
... uif 8,So4 2,216
J.OPO
Six days' total 18,728
Same das last week,.17,j:(
Hame 2 weeks ago 11.402
Hnme 3 week ago 32,0'7
Same 4 weeks ago 32.44
Same day last year...l8,2fiO
The following table show the recelptl
of cattle, hogs and sheep at the Bouih
Omaha live atock market for the yeaf
to date, aa compared with lat year;
1918. 1916. Ino. Dec
Cattle 41(7.278 8S8.M8 3,!20
Hogs 1,468,488 l,2.H.9o8 tU,UV
ISheep 790,46 900,637 110,061
The following table shows the average
price of hog at the Omahs Live Stock
market fur the last few days, with com
Jjarlsonir
i'ate. 11216. lKiS. ,1914, ,19KI. ,1912. IlI'll , 1910.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
May
Hay
May
M 11 y
May
28.TS ftl "
7 101 8 291 s SI I 81 J 02
7 86 s 11 1 S 19, 7 66 6 74 U
29.
9 70
3V.
7 411 8 18, S Zdi 7 i - V It
7 80 8 17 8 Ml 7 6l (111
1, 2 68V
2,1 V 61 i 18 19: 26
1 00 a it, 1 vi
3 8 47, 7 21 1 o
7 4i t a
1 4
00
2 19
1 27
4.1 M!g 7 24 2 141
6, ()')' 7 26, 8 27 1 8 26
(I.I 9 &i.'. 7 is, 8 811 8 21
7 62
6 62
t 61
106
May (1,
Muy 7
May 8.
May 9
May 10.
May 11
May 12.
May 1,1.
7 44
7 14 8 3ll 2 14
7 49,
7 65:
7 f-8
7 66
e
2 18
2
218
9 C3Si 7 22i
2 J,'i 8 10!
2 28 8 20
6 76
8 77
6 79
9 til'41
62 I 7 K
9 'l ! 7 24
9 6ii 1 28,
, 7 82
2 24
2 151
2 19 2 14
8 Ik, 8 i;,
7 44
6 62
5 90
5 97
2 23
7 441
8 80
Sunday.
Ktculins and disposition of live stock
at the Union stock yard In Omaha for
tweiuy-rour hour ending at I 0010c a
yesterday;
RECEIPT CA RS.
Cattle, flog. Sheep.
;., m. a et. v .
Wabash ..
Missouri Paolflo 2
48,195 19.868
6S.144 28.6.(4
66,14 34.4M
69.174 42,2:19
68,0.iO 49. y
44.732 13.8.18
1 1
22
86
I
20 ..
2
2
112 8
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A N. VV enst..
N. W'.. west...
HI. P., M. A O.,
li. A Q., eiiBl ,,,
H. A Q.. west..,
K. 1. A P., lost
Chicago tl. W...,
Tolsl receipts 2
DISPOSITION-HEAD.
Cattle. Hogs Slieep,
Morris Co J,oti2 69S
Hwllt & Co 1,480
Ciniahy Packing Co 2,669
Arnioiir A Co 2.036
Schwartz & Co 247
J. W, Murphy 1,176
Cudahv. Koi-l Worth 160
Cudahy from country 508
Totals 160 8.669 292
CATTLK--Receipt Ihl week have been
liberal, running shout the same a a
year ago, although slightly behind last
week. The trade throughout the week
has been In good, healthy condition.
There hnvo been weak day and strung
days, but at tho close beef steer are
riglil around 16c higher than (hsy were
at the closo of last week. This mean
that they are a high they have been
any liin. Tho quality ha been fair,
there being a liberal sprinkling of csttle
good enough to bring Jli 2f.'d(M6.
The muiket on good to choice cow and
heifers has been In good condition
throughout the week, being now fully
steady wlih last week close. The same
la true of the common canner grade.
Blocker and feeder broke tinder the
Influence of liberal receipts early In the
week, and a light, demand, and the trade
on that class of cattle ha been slow
with a downward tendency. At the close
nf the week the market I ar340c lower
than a week ago.
Quotations on cattle, flood to choice
yearlings, 20.0Oj9.5O; good to choice
Peeves, $9.0fl9.45; fair to good beeve,
$n.7M(.U0; common to fair beeves, fl.Mf
8.75, good to choice heifers. $7.60'(f9.76;
good to choice cows, $7..W(8.10; fair to
good cows, $6.607.30; common to fnlr
cows $f2i'4i.6o; good to choice feeders,
$7 SififUti; fair t0 0(1i tiertibt: $7.4o9
7X5; common to fair feeders. 25XV(7.4ii;
good to choice stockers. $7.76'o .26; stock
heifer. 217.268.16: stoi k cow. $t).60iy7.76;
stock calvea, $7 009.00; veal calve, $90C
11.60; bulls, BtRKS, etc.. t,.(jowii.uo. ,
110(18-Receipt were fairly large for
a Saluidsy, being almost as heavy a
on any day this week. Arrival counted
out 112 cars, or about 8,0, i0 bead, bringing
the week's total lift to 48.1M head. This
lr. 10,000 smaller than last week and a
falling off of 18.000 aa compared with two
weeks ago, but larger than for the sain
days last year by 8,600 head.
A has been the case rlslit along for
the last couple of weeks shipper were
not any too plentifully supplied with or
ders, and despite the fact that some
other markets were reported as opening
higher, succeeded In buying what hogs
they wanted at flumes that were little
if any better than yesterdays general
market.
Packer also made early purchase at
about Heady figures, but one buver held
out for lower prices, and aided by a
rather Indifferent request all around ho
succeeded In weakening the market long
before the close, a good many of the later
sale being as much as 6c lower.
As oomparod with the close of last
week, price show an upturn of about
0. Receipt have been moderate, ajid
sellers thought themselvea entitled to
more of an advance thun has been ahown.
I'p until the last day or so. local values
have teen comparatlvnly high with Chi
cago, and nntuially enoiiKh shipping or
ders have been hard to get This left
the maiket pretty much In the pecker
bands snd they took advantase of it to
bout value- down as much as possible
Week ckees were sn everyday occurence
and on most ilav tlnie was a, small hold
over fiom the itny before.
Replewentnltve sales,
v. Sh Pi- No Pr,
n. . 1. il . II hn Tt . . :u II fc
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il 3 t-i t tl l( " "11
m .... 11 i ;
edllCliP-For the ftrl four day of this
weik iuh muter ihe Influence of light
receipts advanced steadily, and no Thursday-
s l"S iisht and lovn-i) laiuii ,( all
leseiiplloii sl'S'd s flat snove last
wt... s flnleh, A recrd of t't Hi bad km
staiiiieh, on wo, ilrd Men, an. an I lisbl
a, on wssietns tni-l 'Id to 1,-1 i" i, a
lloielns lop ol I " -1 IP 10 Ihuiel.v
ib ad v anew ws put a grnat 011 i-il,u
u. Is ss en l' lighti-r srsdes, bit "
Ih.tl d,v the (- ll'-ng rl,l on
o'fire.-l f. .,111 I the Hading vfl , stel
hit tn v I ,,n.i s, I I it was i re I i,.. I
t s'OiS I'riliv ',' inni St s!,-.4.lv
a.T si 'on I I. i'i. ngl.t sol h-"ily iff
liaif d .iisr - S ss I ainl-s
ei,i,ii, c i than to'. iv- i-.. ,1, li ,1,1
n . rl-se more than Jv. to st lb e.ls. I
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ft) .wV9 96; packers and butchers, 19.cJi
9.Si; light, l.ml7fl.; pigs, KtaV Ji.
SHKh.P AND 1, A MKS-Receipts, non.
niikel steady; lamhs, $9 doli.oo; year
lings. IS 60'ii'll.Oo; wether, $7,7;.,if9 50, ewee,
$;.isu26.
CIII(CO I.IVK STOCK MtHKRT
Cattle Slrona Unas Mroaa Sheep
Firm.
CHICAUO. May 13. --CATTLK-Receipts,
100 head, market strong, native beef
cattle. 27.9Otfl0.1l), weatern Steers $8.noitl
9. (Xi; stocker and feeders, $:,.(ifs 0. cows
and heifers, 24 :i.xu.M; calves, $;,0 .,fi 10 .611.
HtM'.K Receipts. h.Oki head; market
strong. 16o hlslier; bulk of sales, $10 nvq
10.10; light, 2!i.q.io,)6; mixed, t.7im.0 an;
heavy, 2ii.66yl0.jn.
SHF.EP ANli I AMHS Receipts, 1.0.,)
head; market firm: wethers, 27 IVq'S.TO;
ewes, 26,on(u.t41; lamb, llMi.'YOiif 12 .26.
Wew York Money Market.
XKW YORK, May 13.-PHIMK MRR
CANTILE PAPICK-2V4 per cent.
STERLING EXCHANHK - Hlxtv-day
hills, $4,721; demand. $4.76 11-16, cables,
$4.78 11-16.
SILVER Bar. WUc: Mexlruin rtnll.r.
C9Vc,
PONDS Government, steady; railroad,
steady.
Frank Gotch Says
He Won't Wrestle
Unless in Top Form
WATERLOO, Ia May 13.-ln plt of
alt that hu been said and written about
the poslblllty of a match between Frank
Ootch and Jo Steelier, there will never
b on staged unle the champion can
get himself In f1rt-oln physical condi
tion. Frank (Jotoh made this plain In an
Interview here todny. Ootch stated that
h 1 recovering nicely from hi recent
Illness, but ha had lilt lei- opportunity
of finding out whether he. can again
troJn down for a championship match.
"It I ever ggree to anotlur champion
ship match It will ti after I know I am
In uoh condition that I have n even
break," he said. "No purse can be large
enough to tempt m unless these) condi
tion xlL"
Iowa State Defeats
Gopher Ag Debaters
AMES, la., May 12. (Special Telegram,)
"The best Interests of the farmers of
the United Btates demand a protective
tariff," The Iowa State college debat
ing team won a two to one decision from
Wisconsin Agricultural college on the af
firmative of that question tonight In a
triangular contest, Including Minnesota
university.
BT. PAUL, Minn., May 13 -The t'nl
verslty of Minnesota agricultural col
lege debating team defeated the learn
from Iowa State college In a triangular
debate here tonight by a vote of two to
one. The question debated was, "Re
solved, That the best Interest nf the
United Htate farmer require a pro
tective tariff."
MAXiIHON, Wl., May 18,-MInneota
Agricultural oolleg debating team won
the unanimous decision over Wlsonnsln
here' tonight in upholding the negative
proposition that tha beat Interest of the
farmer of the United State require a
protective tariff.
Dee Want Ads produce result.
Snow In lllack II III.
DBADWOOD. . U May 13.-Four to
six Inch of snow fell, over the Hlsck
Hill region last night and today. Blight
damage Is being dona by nightly frost.
Beet Sugar Industry of the North Platte
Valley Worth Many Millions to Nebraska
By II A 110 1, D fl. KING. I
Th failure of th beet ugar Industry
in eastern Nebraska ha perhaps given
many people in that portion of the state
the linpreslon that Nebraska as a beet
sugar producing state Is of insignificant
importance. This Idea is erroneous. Ne
braska, In point of acreage planted In
1215, held fifth rank among th sugar
beet growing atate of the union.
The euooess of th sugar beet Industry
In Nebraska since 1900, whan th Ameg
factory was moved to the new town of
Bcotfs Bluff, in the extreme west cen
tral part of the state, has been as
marked as was ita failure in tha east
centra! portion. In six short year the
Industry ha developed to such an ex
tent that Nebraska now holda fifth rank
aa a grower of snigar beet. Nebraska
produced at least seventeen time the
tonnage In 1916 that It did In 1900. or any
year previous to 190.
In the year 1916. according to figure
compiled by Mr. Edmund Simmon, man
ager of th Oerlng Sugar company, now
building a new factory at Oerlng, Neb,
and of th Great Western Sugar com
pany's fnctory st S -ott Uluff. Ihera
waa raised tn Nebrsska, Including the
eeotf Mluff, the flrand Island, and
minor districts, 4t0,(i78 Ions nf sugar
beets, a sufficient Iminsse f produce
ahout toi.ooo.OoO pounds of standard gran
ulaled sugar According to statistics nf
WIHeft ft Orsy, sugar atntlpllilsns, the
susar consumption per capita for the
l'inld Stale for the vesr lust elmed
wss W VI pounds Taking this s hams.
II above figure would supply I i,vii
people wi'h sugar for a vem The pop.
uta'bin of Nebraska In i!" wis l.t; H
Of lh lelal tonnage In rras m
per rent, or 8 ! V I Ions, was isli l In
l!,e tPvH'g I. luff illMit-l In tl Norih
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pr..,i-e1 fiom 1li' , ! I v I ! gro
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NEW YORK ST0GK MARKET
Preparedness Seernnd to Sound Key
note of Short and Active
Session.
I MEXICAN ISSUES ARE FIRM
i NEW YORK. May ll-Preparednes
wcrined to sound the keynote of today
short but active session, stocks nf com
panies which are iikeiy In lien. oil by na
tional urgency measure being the strong
est features.
Included among these were the motor.
Studehaker being the most active Issue,
with an extreme advance of seven points
to 141, with nine for Ocneral Motor at
4rt0. and ten for Willys Overland at 270
Crucible Steel, Baldwin locomotive and
other Industrial and equipment shares
coming within the scope of war contract
Issues were lilifher by one to three points
Overnight development were helpful to
the Mexican group, those Issue display,
tng marked firmness. Short roverlna In
varloua other specialties served to raise
the general level of prices materially
above the corresponding period of tht
previous week.
Ralls vvere variable for a time, hid
came forward later. Itendliia recording
a new blKh record on lis iwo-polnt ad
vance to g0T. New Haven and "IH11
Four" were In further demand and
shares of the cotton roads wore favor
ably affected by earnlnaa of the Southern
Railway system. Ixiw-prlced rails, in
cluding Hock Island, Missouri Pacific
snd VYabash denoted continued absorp
tion. Western 1'nion was strongest of lh
utility group, rising more (hsn Ihre
Point on unofficial estimates of record,
breaking earnings. Shipping shsres were
backward, mercantile marine preferred
allowing some pressure, but United Fruit
made a nominal gain.
United States Steel and copper fal
lowed tha general trend In moderate de
gree and the usual unclassified stocks
nisrte Irregular gain.
Total sales of stock amnuntsd to Z73,ono
ihnre.
Routine new wss of th familiar week
end character, Including review of lh
merrantlla agencies, a desultory market
for foreign exchange, franc hardening a
trifle, while mark fielded gom of tlielt
recent strength.
Pond were firm, but lacked especial
feature. Total sale, par value, 21.
230.000. United State bond war unchanged
on call during the week.
Number of sale and leading quotations
on stocks today were:
pales, turn. IjOw. ricse.
Anierlcsn Beet gugsr....
Asian, sn 'an
Anisrlian C, - P
American Iicimiitlrs ...
American H It
Am. giisar Refining
American Tat. g Tai ....
Amtirtreii 7. . 1.. A
Auaifirela (.pier ........
Alchlann
silOwlii IM-emialvs .....
iialllmiirs a 1,1,10
brookl-n lup ,1 Transit..
Hulls g 8 Cur-ier
California Petroleum
('RiiS'liaii pacific
f'anlisl liSellmr
f'lieaapeake g (llilu
Chicago, M. A Ml. P
riilcagn, H I. P. nr..
Oh Ino CVpt'ar
Cnlarsno fuel Iris....
Corn ProSaris ilteflnlng, .
Crucible sieel
Iilailllara' securities ....
Kris .
tl.niral Kleclrla
Oram Korlliera pti
Urnal Nu 1 aa ctf
Illinois Central
InterlKirnugh om. Ciorp..
Inaplralliin (Nonpar
tmarnarlmiat llarraalsr...
Inter. M M, jiM nifa ...
Kanaas (3t HiHithern. . . .
Kannenntt ("oppar
Ixiulaillla NaahTlile...
Vtafiiian Petroleum ......
Miami Hopper
Mlaaourl, K . A T. pfd
Mlnaourl Paelftn
Montana Powar
Nailonsl
Nnvaoa Topper
Near YnrK (Antral
N y . N. H, 4k H
Norfolk A W'Mtarn
Niirtham Pacific ,
I'aolflu Tal. S Til
1-atina.rlvsnta
Kar Cnn, ijippar
(Mailing ,
Republic Iron A glaal
t, Tf. 71 77.
l.fat
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mil) leas inns
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Statistical Table Showang (Irowth of Sugar Beet Indinstry
in the North Platto Valley.
I I MS' U HI
TEAR. B I g I .'; J"
re S ' 5.
n 15 jf 2 a.
? : : : :
1910 ... ,812 "8.43 , -15.09 150.99 ,:! I 321.345.00
1911 ... 10,009 11.35 B.31 65.97 11 8.700 (530,009.19
1912, ... 16,643 10.94 5.63 65.09 171,203 93,617.2fl
1913 ... 19,061 11.8 6.65 67.6S 216,253 1,221,788.60
1914 ... 20,929 12.07 B.64 71.67 252,693 1,424,053.11
1916 ... 81.928 11.99 5.66 71.42 382,763 2,163.736.33
Total .104.871 l,25,7sl 16,724,499.39
Inception of th ugar beet Industry
thr. to th extent of about 211.000,000.
As a result of th expenditure of this
hu sum !n the Peott Pluff dlstrtct, the
ptpulsllon of Scott Bluff county has
doubled and that of the city of Kcoit t
fluff hag Irebled. Kveiy Incorporated city
and village In the Kiunty haa electric
lights and wsterwnrk The city and ru
rsl hool are second tn nmi In N
hiask.t. The rosd are k'pt In eseellent
i-ondlllfn and rural mail routes eitend In
all part of I he county AgrlciiUura.ly,
gi-iilia t, ,,,'f co, inly its tola Mist In l
ls:f sugar beets, small grslit, sheep and
bees, and ranks high In --sit , hotses
un ti, piUtrw All ef this devel-ip-men!
may be Irecel to the igr bao(
Inl.iatiy Wllbool txel cii'iuio Iba C-c.i.
M iff d'alrbt woui l itnl "ititrd bsv t-
cine ii pi o-irrins gi ! farming -o,t
Iry I n 11 It 10 bv itli. 11 pres
ent pf-ia;willr III lllll ln-nr ai short
lltne .mnt tle teeaj lntilto
11,1 fill, ( l! a .gut )t irtil ll'ry
In f a',i-.ta)i 1 MVi thai nf ny !. In-
tt h) S.0II1 Ul4ff t Hie) I hllii
t il tit IUllnm, Ciniiitiem
Th filtol t.iisineta done by
the ..II I.Hi'f g.usr 1 l
14 1 ! - p I 1 , a 1 1 !.' u f of
H -II a il ,'f a I ; . 1. an
ri i ,i lsi,l I41I..4 I t, ,'j.iag
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ShaOie'S ArUoa Copper.
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l ul, in Pacific pM
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I'nlled Sls'as meat.
l l Ktci.1 pM
I'tah ,pir ..........
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VVralern t'nlon ..........
W'-aiinaliome Kleotrlr. ...
Tolal aillaa for tha day
;j.ia aharaa.
German Food Chief
Must Lose His Head
AMSTKRHAM, May 13.-Vla London.)
-Emperor Wll lam and Chancellor von
llethmitiin-Hollweg have decided that
Clemens Pelbrueck, German minister of
the interior and vice chancellor, must re
sign, gay a Merlin dispatch to the Frank
furter Zeltung. Minister Delbrueck ha
been reported III during th last fnw dayi,
but the real trouble, the dispatch says, U
dissatisfaction with Germany' fond up
plies. Count Oenrga von Herlllng, tho
llavarlan prime minister, Is regarded
the probable uecesor to Mlnlatar 1l
brueck.
GERMAN "PEACE TERMS"
NOT YET SATISFACTORY
1ONDON, May 18.--The latest peace
overture, said to b of Oermn origin,
while not as Insolent and Impossible a
prvmi statements on the am sub
ject, certnlnly do tmt yet offer a basis
for negotiation," ssld trd Robert
Cecil, minister of war trade.
President Wilson sent Lusltanla not
of protect to Merlin.
Italian cabinet resigned owing to divi
sion of parties on wsr Issue.
Herman bombardment destroyed Nrltlsh
trenche east, of Ypre. hut Mrltlsh re
established line.
Urltlsh submarine entered of Mar
mora and sank two Turkish gunboat
and a transport.
New Note nf Ti'l Point.
WEST POINT, Neb., May 12. (ieclal.)
Th twenty-eighth commencement exer
cise of the West Point High ehno will
lak plac on Thursday availing, My t,
Th baccalaureate aermon will he dellv
erd at the andltorliun May 21,fRev. U J.
Powell, piutor of Grace Lutheran church
officiating. The graduate are twenty
one In numlier, the largest In the hlslmy
of the school. The commencement d
drea will be delivered by L. J. Konncdy
of Omaha.
Th body of Thome Murray, a native
of thl roiinty, wss brought here fiom
Colorado Wednesday evening and Interred
In St. Michael' cemetery thl morning.
Mr. Murray was 62 year of sg and un
married. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Klllnghausen, resi
dent of the east side, celebrated their
golden wedding anniversary on Sunday
Albert Bchlunter, a farmer of Klkhorn
township, died at the family home Sun
day night.
William J. Pnssch, formerly of Pender,
whose application for saloon license was
turned down by Ilia city council, lias
bought tha barber shop of Chrl. Bchal
lenberg nd ha removed, hi family her.
Marriage license have been Issued dur
ing tha week to Nlchola Dewsr snd Miss
Paulina Abendroth of llancroft, Edward
A. Popelar and Mis Mori Janacek nf
Newman (Jrove, and Vincent K""l and
Mis Oyprlana JaruBcek of Dodge. Tho
list two couple were married by County
Judge Oswald at his office in th com t
house on Wednesday morning,
dusiry, depends Isrsely upon govern
mental it in! commercial conditions
j thiuushnui the country As long sugar
leets arc a les'llng crop in Europe the
jgbsiiiee of a protective tariff woii'd crip
j pi s. iiiiuly if tmt ru n heel Industry hi
I Hie Untied Si;ilts. It would Seem st the
! present time. rmt,h ring lb European
coliflli I and the pte.enl Ciiiicreseleiinl si
j liliide 011 .,i.n muff. Dial iber Is Hitln
pi be lesi'tit liotti this anuii-e
Aside froiii the fnrpKoiitg emit IngFiieles,
1 It I lnipssl)-le t'i pre, lb I anything but
very liUht f iinr- fo ths sugar beel
, .tiilM-lty tn Me.trrit NehrssMs. Sprlli
! pltiwlna Is tun ,iit,l-i way fur the I'M
ti'snlln. Sbl'h wl'.l he 'is'i grentrr
than Uai teat V ot,,l fi' ler is ,lni.o
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A
Resolution
and
A Desire
The difference
between owning
a Home and be
ing homeless
may be merely
the difference
between a Reso
lution and a De
sire. A Resolution is a
desire written
out and nailed up
on' the front
door; mere De
sires may be
found in the gar
bage can at the
back door.
In the moral or
der of the Uni
verse a Resolu
tion takes prece
dence of all other
business. When
you resolve on a
Home you set
aside the portion
dedicated to the
Home before be
ginning to spend
for other pur
poses. Next to the en
joyment of a
Home is the en
joyment of sav
ing money to buy
one.
Read a few of
the splendid bar
gains in homes in
The Bee Classic
fied Ads today
and your resolve
to buy will be a
certainty
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